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Originally Posted by AliceWonder
Earlier in this thread, someone mentioned they hated bundled fonts because the weight was not thick enough for how the screen on their device works. Yet because device makers chose not to include a monospace font, those who need a monospace have no choice but to bundle one.
Wouldn't it make more sense for devices to include a monospace font that looks good on their device even if only a small percentage of books need it?
Nothing would be harmed by including one, and books that do use a monospace could leave it up to the device to use the best one.
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There is a monospace font that looks OK and will work with eInk and is free. It's called Dark Courier.
https://www.wfonts.com/font/dark-courier
Using this will look better and work better for eInk. And if it works on eInk, it will also work on LCD.